Selected article for: "administration route and subcutaneous administration"

Author: Friedensohn, Limor; Zur, Meital; Timofeyev, Maxim; Burshtein, Saar; Ben Michael, Yossi; Fink, Noam; Glassberg, Elon
Title: Sub-cutaneous Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine administration results in seroconversion among young adults
  • Cord-id: h4ft0k03
  • Document date: 2021_8_5
  • ID: h4ft0k03
    Snippet: Route of vaccine administration plays a role in extent and quality of immunogenicity. 790 military personnel accidentally received the first of two doses of Pfizer/BioNTech mRNA anti Covid-19 vaccine using a needle intended for subcutaneous administration. A serological blood test (on day 21, prior to the second intramuscular dose) was performed, analyzing whether immunological response was elicited. 98.2% demonstrated seroconversion. IgG titers were negatively correlated with age and did not co
    Document: Route of vaccine administration plays a role in extent and quality of immunogenicity. 790 military personnel accidentally received the first of two doses of Pfizer/BioNTech mRNA anti Covid-19 vaccine using a needle intended for subcutaneous administration. A serological blood test (on day 21, prior to the second intramuscular dose) was performed, analyzing whether immunological response was elicited. 98.2% demonstrated seroconversion. IgG titers were negatively correlated with age and did not correlate with BMI. Our results could help reassure providers confronted with a similar mistake and may even imply a possibly new and effective administration route.

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